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All inclusive vs full board: what’s the difference?
Full board normally covers breakfast, lunch and dinner. All inclusive usually adds specified drinks and snacks, but the hotel’s actual inclusions and service times set the limits.
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Full board normally covers breakfast, lunch and dinner. All inclusive usually adds specified drinks and snacks, but the hotel’s actual inclusions and service times set the limits.

A motel is traditionally a motorist-oriented type of hotel, with parking near the rooms. Hotel is the broader term; neither word alone settles quality, price or included services.